G Sharp

The title of this article is not correct because of technical limitations. The correct title is actually G#.

G# is a esolang with the syntax similar to Python and C

Syntax

Commands

Command	It's action
make <classname>;	Creates a class,
print <string>	Prints a string.
assign <varname> as <varval>	Creates/Edits a variable.
loop if <condition>	Makes a loop and ends when a condition is not true.
if/else/orif	Condition command.
input	Gets user input
#	One-line comment
###...###	Multi-line comments
return	turns a class into a function

Classes

A Class should folow this structure:

make a_name_here; [
    # Commands here
]

If the code doesn't contain a main class. The program will emit:

SYNTAX ERROR ON CODE
main is not defined

Variables

The variables NEED to be assigned at the top.

Also there are types:

Type name	Type symbol
String	$
Integer	#
Boolean	?
Ticker	+

And if you want to edit a variable. You just write:

assign $a to anything

And if you want to assign more variables with the same value, write:

assign a;b to anything

This implies to the variable edition as well

Functions

Functions are basically the same as Classes. "But how do make functions?" you may ask. Simple just add a return command and some arguments:

return {written}{like}{this}

And to use the argument on a function, We just write:

f[name]{the argument used in your function}

So the function should look like this:

make function [
    return {arg}{another arg}
    # Commands here
]

And to call a function:

f[function]{Hello, ||world!}

Examples

Hello World

make main; [
    print("Hello World",\n)
]

Cat program

string assign a as input
make main; [
    print($a)
]

A+B problem

integer assign a;b as input
make main; [
    assign #a as #b +
    print(#a)
]

Infinite loop

boolean assign l to 1
make main; [
    loop if ?l is 0 [
        print(1)
    ]
]

Truth-machine

integer assign i as input
boolean assign l to 1
make main; [
    if #i is 0 [
        print(0)
    ]
    orif #i is 1 [
        loop if ?l=1 [
            print(1)
        ]
    ]
]

Looping counter

integer assign n as 0
boolean assign l as 1
make main; [
    loop if ?l is 1 [
        print(#n)
        assign #n as 1 +
    ]
]

Empty Program

make e; [
    return
]
make main; [
    e[]
]

99 bottles of beer

integer assign bot as 99
make main; [
    if #bot is 1 [
        print(#bot," bottle of beer on the wall,",\n)
        print(#bot," bottle of beer.",\n)
        print("Take one down, Pass it around,",\n)
        print("No bottles of beer on the wall,",\n)
    ]
    else [
        loop if #bot ! 1 [
            print(#bot," bottles of beer on the wall,",\n)
            print(#bot," bottles of beer.",\n)
            print("Take one down, Pass it around,",\n)
            assign #bot as 1 -
            print(#bot," bottles of beer on the wall,",\n,\n)
        ]
    ]
]

Deadfish implementation

ticker assign a as 0
boolean assign l as 1
make main; [
    print("Deag#ish",\n)
    loop if ?l is 1 [
        for c in input [
            if c is "i" [
                add 1 to +a
            ]
            if c is "d" [
                add -1 to +a
            ]
            if c is "s" [
                add +a to +a
            ]
            if c is "o" [
                print(+a)
            ]
        ]
    ]
]